Spring Garden Guide: April Tasks
With sunny days and April showers, it’s time to get your garden ‘spring-ready’.
As daffodils start to bloom, you can dust off the gardening tools and turn your attention to the outdoors.
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With sunny days and April showers, it’s time to get your garden ‘spring-ready’.
As daffodils start to bloom, you can dust off the gardening tools and turn your attention to the outdoors.
The times when teachers take their class outside are etched in children’s memories. Escaping a hot, stuffy classroom can do wonders for children’s concentration and open-air learning is sure to refresh teachers as well.
Schools are waking up to
The Met Office reckon it’s officially spring, even the garden looks to be joining in with many herbaceous plants producing masses of shoots, but the air temperature, overnight frosts and predictions of snow make it feel more like late winter. All that